Ride the HCI Growth Curve with the New Dell IDPA DP4400

If you’re seeing demand for hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) exploding among your customers, you know the reasons: increasing demand for virtualization, scalable solutions, and data protection and disaster recovery. From what market researchers tell us, the HCI growth curve will continue for years to come.

Dell Integrated Data Protection Appliance (IDPA) DP4400

Given that ideal sales environment, the announcement of the new Dell Integrated Data Protection Appliance (IDPA) DP4400 is a welcome news for a Dell channel partner such as yourself. It’s a great way to penetrate further into existing customers and markets, while opening doors to new ones.

Diving deeper into the market landscape, we see businesses of all sizes are suffering data sprawl, adopting cloud strategies and need modern and agile IT infrastructure. Despite those challenges, they are unable to deploy comprehensive data protection because it is either too expensive or short on capabilities or too complex. And it’s even tougher to protect growing amounts of data and increasing numbers of applications residing in diverse, widely distributed locations.

Dell Integrated Data Protection Appliance DP4400: Simply powerful, compact, converged, cloud-ready data protection that’s easy to deploy, manage and upgrade.

These challenges are especially true for mid-size organizations as well as remote and branch offices of large enterprises that are increasingly forced to maintain siloed and complex data protection solutions to protect growing IT environments with more data, applications and users. Both types of businesses will find the new Dell IDPA DP4400 ideal for their needs, especially with its space-saving 2U form factor.

Dell Integrated Data Protection Appliances: Help your customers compete with confidence and win with ease.

Provide a trusted foundation for businesses to transform IT with a simply powerful data protection solution from Dell, a market leader in the category. Encourage your customers to transform their business model and move from strategizing to widespread implementation of large-scale IT transformation by making investments in agile and reliable infrastructure.

The Dell IDPA DP4400 is a converged solution, a perfect combination of simplicity, power and efficiency, saving your customers valuable time, effort, money and space. With easy deployment, simple manageability and cloud-ready technology, both mid-sized and large enterprises can benefit from a complete and affordable data protection solution.

Your sales teams can leverage DP4400 quick selling guide, top reasons for DP4400, customer presentation and many more sales collaterals available in the Dell Knowledge Center.

Your marketing teams can download marketing assets directly from data protection channel campaign playbook. Visit the Dell Partner Portal today to learn more.


[1] Based on Dell internal analysis of customer data as of May 2018.

[2] Source: ESG Lab Review commissioned by Dell, February 2018, versus a competitive vendor A.

[3] Source: ESG Lab Review commissioned by Dell, February 2018, versus a competitive Vendor A. Additional information on the testing environment.

[4] Source: ESG Lab Review commissioned by Dell, February 2018, versus a competitive Vendor A.

[5]Satisfaction Guarantee: Requires purchase of a 3-year ProSupport agreement. Compliance is based on product specifications. Any refund will be prorated.

[6]Hardware Investment Protection: Trade-In value determined based on market conditions at Dell’s sole discretion.

[7]Clear Price: Does not include SC series.

[8] *Up to 55:1 Data Protection Deduplication Guarantee guarantees effective logical data protection storage capacity of up to 55x the purchased physical capacity. Individual results may vary.

About the Author: Scott Millard

Scott Millard is the Senior Vice President of Global Channel Data Center Sales at Dell EMC. He is responsible for the global channel strategy, go-to-market, transformation and execution for Dell EMC’s market leading Storage, Converged Infrastructure and Data Protection portfolio. An $8+ billion business, Scott‘s team engages with Solution Provider and Distributor Partners to enable essential IT and digital transformation for clients across the globe. A 20+ year veteran of the technology industry and a recognized Sales leader, Scott’s sales strategy and execution acumen spans all routes to market for companies both large and small. His drive and passion for winning is evident by his experience. Prior to his current role, Scott served as Vice President of Global Channels and Alliances for Virtustream, Dell’s hyper-growth enterprise class cloud business, where he launched the company’s first-ever partner program which grew over ten times in the first year. Prior to Virtustream, Scott was Vice President, Americas Channel Sales, a $4B+ business inclusive of Solution Provider and Distribution Partners in North America and Latin America. Scott has held various sale leadership and strategy roles during a successful 17-year career at EMC. Scott holds a Masters of Business Administration and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Bryant University. He is based at Dell EMC’s ISG headquarters in Hopkinton, Massachusetts.